Stacy Paulson Design + Build

Same footprint. Completely different life.

This Austin master bath hadn't been touched in decades. Rust slate tile, a raised tub platform, dark granite, black vessel sinks. A very specific look that just wasn't working anymore.

Full gut demo. Then: walk-in shower with frameless glass and sage subway tile, marble basketweave floors, double vanity with quartz counters and real storage, polished nickel sconces, and built-in open shelving in the transition space.

Bathrooms are personal. When one isn't working, you feel it every single morning. When it finally does, clients never stop thanking you for it.

Is your bathroom next? Email me -- [email protected]

We pulled the drywall and found something we weren't expecting.
Rotten framing. Rotten sheathing. On the wall holding both electrical breaker boxes and a major structural beam. With the homeowners living in the house.

Power couldn't go off. The wall had to be fixed. Watch to see how we handled it.

This is the part of construction most contractors don't talk about. I'd rather you know it going in.
If you're planning a renovation, email me directly. [email protected]